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Tuesday, April 30, 2013

T4MC Part 12

T4MC 12

The Four Month Challenge Part 12
May 1, 2013 – August 30, 2013
Hosted by Book Drunkard

This will be my 12th attempt at this challenge and I still enjoy it every time.  I did fairly well in the 11th installment – 145 points, quite an acceptable accomplishment.

The goal is to read one book for each category below.  I will update my score as I go.

5 Point Challenges

Read the second book in a series – Complete – The Tudor Conspiracy by C.W. Gortner

Read a book with water on the cover

Read a book with a color in the title – CompleteThe Witch of Blackbird Pond by Elizabeth George Speare

Read  a book set in the 1900′s – CompleteThe Lifeboat by Charlotte Rogan

Read a book whose author name begins with M (First or last) – CompleteMurder as a Fine Art by David Morrell

10 Point Challenges

Read a book published during your birth year

Read a book with a door, lock or key on the cover

Read a book with a flower/flowers on the cover – CompleteRoses by Leila Meacham

Read a book with something ‘hot’ in the title (sun, fire, heat, etc)

Read a book whose author name begins with J (first name only)

15 Point Challenges

Read a book currently on a bestseller list

Read a book that shows a woman from behind – Complete – The Secret History by Stephanie Thornton

Read a book with a moon or stars on the cover

Read a book with an adjective in the title – CompleteThe Notorious Benedict Arnold by Steve Sheinkin

Read a book whose author name begins with J (last name only)

20 Point Challenges

Read any book in one weekend (Friday to Sunday) – CompleteAsenath by Anna Patricio

Read a book with a child on the cover

Read a book with over 400 pages – Complete -  Shadows and Strongholds by Elizabeth Chadwick (533 pgs)

Read a book with an animal on the cover – CompleteValley of Horses by Jean M. Auel

Read a book whose author name begins with A (first or last) – CompleteThe Little Bride by Anna Solomon

140 out of 250 Points

 

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2 comments:

  1. Wow - sounds fun! It kind of makes my head spin, but once you dig in, it's probably less daunting! Can't wait to see what books you end up reading for it!

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    1. I go after challenges as sort of an after thought. I read what I plan to and then go back to see if it fits in anywhere. That way there is less pressure!

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